Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-25


Flow From Mama Loa
and the Resulting
Earthquakes.
Further news 81 she RaFthaaake.
rU0zrrvEs xLEEna N ALE DEnncTIoz
LoxDoE, Feb. 24.-FurtheT dispatohs
concerning the earthquakes In SJuiheF
Europe state that there have been q
| further shocks at Nice. However, "a
terror has not yet subsidsd and fugt
tives are fleeing IN every direction Th
people sre afraid to re-enter thei
houses and hotels and last evening u
hei0hts bsok of the city were crOwdel
with refugees Two thousand English
American and Russian visitors yer
camped out during the niRht on thi
elevated ground. Six thousand persor
have left the city aad started for Paris
AMERICAN Boz INJURED.
The son OF Albert N. Hathaway
American Consul at Nice, was sefioasl,
IL iured. There have been no furthel
disturbances ct Msnte Carlo. and th,
place is filled With thousands Of Fefu
gees frsm Cannes. Nice. Nentone and
San Reno.
ATTEMPTING TO KEsToaE casFIDEEoE
Il is difficult TO fDd shelter for great
number of the people. sad last NIGH
many Of them we're compelled 70 oamT
Qua. Gaming has been suspended and
the banda are PLAYING on the terrace fol
the purpose OF restoring confidence b
the frightened people.
ANOTHER SHOCK AT MKsToEE.
Another shock vas felt az Mentone
today. II was 81 severe that the houses
we're shaken. No one vas injured
Additional details, concerning the
damage done bv yesterdays shoeks
say that IN some cases the villages built
on the mountain sides we're toppled into
the valleys. Three railway trains have
been dispatched with food and mum
Der Of soldiers have been sent to assist
them.
KFFzCrs FAB MORE sxRIous.
RoxK, Feb. 24.-Dstails have been re-
ceivsd this morning Of the results Of the
earthquakes yesterday, showing that
the Effects were far N, re serious than
Was at first thought. The loss Of life
and destruction Of property, IL is nov
earned, were terrible. Most Of the
morning news came from Genos, in
Riviera. Over 1500 persons we're killed
in that district. At the village of Ba
iardo, situated ct the top n q bill, q
number OF the inhabitants took refuge
in the church when she shocks wete
6rst felt. Subsequent shocks demol-
ished the church, and 800 people whe
we're in It were killed. The destruction
Of property in sbe sections Of Italy Wis
tied by the earthquake was immense
and widespread.
nTsAsTER KxPEcTED.
PANS, Feb. "A D. ma renewal ci
the earthquake shocks has last occurred
in the southern sectien Of France. A
terrible disaster Is momentarily expect
ed.
FEARS ron THE sARKTT or THE PRINCE
NICE, Feb. 24.-Cannes and Mentone
are about half deserted. Fears are en-.
tertained for the safety Of the Princs
of Wales and the Princess, who are in
the section of country where the earth.
quAkss prevail.
BIvoUAcKED ABOUT THE TowE.
PANS, Feb. "a Two slight shocks O.
earthquake we're felt to-day at Nice ant
Cannes. There vas no iDizEy. YestsE
days disturbances killed $40 person
and injured ten at Nice, killed four ant
injured ten as Bar. and killed two an,
injured twelve at Bollens. At ChateaI
Nenf many were injured. Al Savonl
two houses fell, killing nine persons an
iniurine fifteen. The whole population
Of Savoaa are bivouacked about th
to0n.
TEE PRINCE REMAINS AT CANNES.
NICE, Feb. 2l.-Eixty houses here ar
tostering and ready 10 fall from ID
shatterings inflicted by Yesterday
eaFthouakea. Meuy others are muc
damaged. The Prince Of Wales re
mains 1t Cannes Forty persons weF
injured at Meptone and enc was killed
King Charles and Eugene Olga Of Wnl
temberg remain In their villa at Nice.
no MORE FKAR.
RoME, Feb. 24.-Reports Of the disa.
ters continue 30 arrive. The total nuH
Der OF deaths reported TO the prtser
time is about 20o0. The shocks vef
felt at Parma, Turin and CosenxA- 1b
andnlRtions Of the earth were nstice
at Catsnia, In sicilv. at the foot Q
Mount EtnA. The Director Of TuFi
Observatory teleQFAphs that the siesmi
instruments are quiescent, and no ful
turbance b feared.
The Great Lava RBew Prem Haana Ia
SAE FRkScIsoo, Feb. 2l.-Ths stsams
Australia. which arrived this mernin
from Honolulu. brisRs full usFttculAE
of the great lava flow from Msuns Los
The sight is described as ms0uifceu
was FIRST observed FisisR from the som
nit ~ the crater on the night Of Janu
aHy 18Th. The Gre died down befor
midniRht, but that great volcanic dis
tnrhances were RsinR on Fas evident
as the cessation Of fre vas followed b
earthquakes, which followed in qnic
succession 20 10 the night OF the 15;h
wheB IRE and ssvR Rgain burst fort
from the mountain side. The length O
ioS 10 estimated 81 twenty miles. Thi
distano< tue lava accomplished IN ~
days, Spreading ss ID descended aDl
reaching tie sea on the evening o
January 90tb. The stream Of lava con
tipned 20 daW without inteFraptisn al
tie 29sh Of January, when river of dr
hurst forth. foilowipg the line of iav
Gov. When the 6res nsued rot. th
beavy eaFtbqaakss ceased, aitbOuRi
slight tremoFs we're feit st inteExal
theresfter.
Prince AlexaBaeF Afflicted VITA
smallpsx.
BEELrx, Feb. q III is sso.rtains
THAI PEinee Alexander. Of Bateahsrs
the depoeed KinR of BaleaFiA. vho "a
reported yesterday as being IA uitl
gastric fever st his krotheF's hoass 1
DArmstaot. has the smallpox.
Uaaufmeas ysae.
vnxzxA, Fec. -. - The Rsiehzrat
has paassd an extra military credit 70
the equipping of the landstFum. 10
vote waa unanimous.
Ne Veratea kGa1nsa nGIlsn aad ethers
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